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@Phee wrote:
We know that Nealfire stipulates that the conversation with Rumple only last for 3 minutes, which means that he isn’t keen to talk to him at all.
lol he gives his dad 1 minute more than he gave August:
from Tallahassee:
Neal: How do you know Emma?
August: Name’s August. And it’s a long story, but trust me – you want to hear it.
Neal: Alright, August. If you’re not a cop, who are you? You got two minutes.
But in the end Neal listened…I wonder if things won’t be as bad as I think they will and the Nealfire/Rumple confrontation will parallel the Neal/August one and by the end of it things will have calmed down.
[adrotate group="5"]@Mich7 wrote:
@Phee wrote:
We know that Nealfire stipulates that the conversation with Rumple only last for 3 minutes, which means that he isn’t keen to talk to him at all.
lol he gives his dad 1 minute more than he gave August:
from Tallahassee:
Neal: How do you know Emma?
August: Name’s August. And it’s a long story, but trust me – you want to hear it.
Neal: Alright, August. If you’re not a cop, who are you? You got two minutes.
But in the end Neal listened…I wonder if things won’t be as bad as I think they will and the Nealfire/Rumple confrontation will parallel the Neal/August one and by the end of it things will have calmed down.
First I’m hearing of that 3 min thing so thanks!! 3 mins of papa and Nealfire. That’s all??! My heart keeps breaking. BUT we do know that Neal ends up in SB by episode “The Millers Daughter” so my guess is he's following Emma.
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"@SpinningGold wrote:
So in greek mythology there are three spinsters, the three fates. One spins your thread, that is birth, the second one decides the length that is your life, and the third cuts it, that is your death. Together they control your future and what it holds. These have to be the spinsters… They are mentioned as the Spinners in Homer’s Odessey and Midas is from greek mythology too. Vampirefan12 actually raised the question in general discussion.
https://oncepodcast.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=2826&p=39016#p39016It would be quite fitting, I mean, the guy picked up spinning as a hobby from somewhere.
@SpinningGold wrote:
@RumplesGirl wrote:
WHOA! Now let’s talk about THAT!!! Fathered by a coward. So Rumple became papa. Like Regina became Cora. Spinsters woman who never married, so he wasn’t raised by his mother, I’m thinking. Maybe aunts?
So in greek mythology there are three spinsters, the three fates. One spins your thread, that is birth, the second one decides the length that is your life, and the third cuts it, that is your death. Together they control your future and what it holds. These have to be the spinsters… They are mentioned as the Spinners in Homer’s Odessey and Midas is from greek mythology too. Vampirefan12 actually raised the question in general discussion.
https://oncepodcast.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=2826&p=39016#p39016Makes me think we may eventually get Hercules on the show…
@Phee wrote:
It would be quite fitting, I mean, the guy picked up spinning as a hobby from somewhere.
Wow I didn’t thought of that, well done. About the spinning, It wasn’t solely a hobby but his job as well.
all the tweets together
http://favouriteslittlethings.tumblr.com/post/43037365428/favouriteslittlethingsHeros don't get their Happy Ending!
@tiara_rose wrote:
all the tweets together
http://favouriteslittlethings.tumblr.com/post/43037365428/favouriteslittlethingsThanks for that, this is what we needed 🙂
After reading that spoiler tweet about Rum’s father being a ”coward”, I really hope his dad is the cowardly lion but I don’t know who his mother could be.
The candidates I have for Rum’s mother: Dorothy, Any of the Wicked Witches in Oz, Glinda, or somebody completely different that doesn’t live in Oz. .
@Vampirefan12 wrote:
After reading that spoiler tweet about Rum’s father being a ”coward”, I really hope his dad is the cowardly lion but I don’t know who his mother could be.
The candidates I have for Rum’s mother: Dorothy, Any of the Wicked Witches in Oz, Glinda, or somebody completely different that doesn’t live in Oz. .
The only problem with this theory is that it was heavily suggested by Jefferson’s discussion with Rumple in “The Doctor” that the events of The Wizard of Oz occurred while Jefferson was in Oz trying to acquire the ruby slippers, or it was at least rather close to when those events happened. Rumple’s early days were about 300 years before that.
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